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adjective. including all components without exception; noun. all of something including all its component elements or parts
Anthony ate thewholeapple.
Anthony ate the whole apple.
What did Ma want the whole family to wish for at Christmas?
Who was on the Forest Shade Middle School football team roster as tight end for two whole seasons before anyone noticed?
Who followed the team the whole time and didn't want them to continue?
Where did the whole first grade go at ten o'clock?
What did the whole team touch before every baseball game?
What role did Thor Freudenthal have in the whole story?
Rosie's friend, buddy, pal for her whole life, knowing her better than anybody was whom?
What did Junie B. say was her favorite thing in the whole world to do?
What sickness does the whole camp get?
''My best time is night because I dream in picture, whole luscious picture.'' What does 'luscious' mean?
Why did the whole family gather every afternoon?
I am hungry enough to devour the whole pie.
Who was behind the whole situation in Camelot?
What was happening during the story the whole time?
all; entire; total
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